Brooks, Heinz Messenger, Plans Retirement Trekking Home
Pittsburgh native Albert Brooks, a 72 year old former Heinz Co. messenger who walked the world’s equivalent six times over 30 years, plans more hiking in retirement. He carried documents for three Heinz generations, wore out 60 pair of shoes and three sacks, and will return to Tennessee where frequent trips await.
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Albert Brooks
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H. J. Heinz Co
Tennessee
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Cities Plan Expressways Through Business Districts
The American Public Works Association reports three cities seek to ease traffic by building broad expressways through their central business districts. Fort Wayne Indiana collaborates with federal and state highway experts on a $27 million superhighway program. Dallas Texas has contracts ready for the first $10 million expressway section and Providence Rhode Island gains city plan commission approval for a new expressway system.
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War experience questions sulfa as substitute for surgery
Dr Edward D. Churchill, professor, challenges the idea that wounds can be treated with sulfa drugs instead of prompt surgical care. He argues that delayed surgery risks infection and poor outcomes, urging timely intervention.
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Cleveland
ULP
Edward D. Churchill
Harvard University
Churchill
American College of Surgeons
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